FS14_LS - CSotelo - Brazil

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great job Carlos !

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Agree, really well done Carlos!! Jeff

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Looks awesome 8) 8) , Last pic always nice to see a face with a project

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Thanks guys, your comments are an encouragement to continue the work in the boat! :D


Last Sunday, after several attempts canceled due to bad weather, I went fishing on Queimada Grande Island (mostly known as “Snake Island” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjaz0mynQvk )

Just the ride itself compensates the day, beautiful place!

I was a hot calm day at sea but just small fish.

I´ll try again next month.


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Regards,

Carlos

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Beautiful looking area and a nice looking bunch of fish.

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A day well spent! Good for you Carlos!! :D

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Nice Carlos!!! Great fishing day!! Jeff

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Thanks guys!! I went two more times at snake island, really like this place.

I got some progress this weekend!

Facing all the obstacles that nature are imposing, like rain, extreme heat and nasty horseflys, I got almost all boat faired started the primer! :lol: :lol:

Work with 36° C is not easy, some beers help! :D
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Even more with these a**holes biting my legs.. :x

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First coat of primer. Uneven due to heat, I thinned it but it got thick when rolling.

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Well, I´m thinking about the anti-skid. No way to find Kiwi Grip or Griptex here. Some locals suggested to use aluminium oxide 100 grit, just pouring over fresh paint.

Do you guys have any suggestion ?

Thanks,

Carlos

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Carlos, looking really good!! Try and stay cool in those Brazilian summers!! Jeff

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Mix it with the paint more than pour it in. There is a FAQ/tutorial in the BBC site. I used their non-skid additive, but used sand for a different thing and it worked the same. Just make sure your additive is CLEAN.
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